Redeemer Presbyterian Church

About this church

Redeemer Presbyterian Church gathers at 240 Grant Street SE in downtown Decatur. Sunday discipleship for children, youth, and adults begins at 9:30 a.m., followed by worship at 10:30. The congregation describes that service as simple, reverent, and joyful rather than performance-driven. Its pattern includes prayer and confession, congregational singing, Scripture read and preached, historic creeds, and the sacraments. Music favors traditional hymns and newer songs selected for theological depth, reflecting Redeemer's commitment to Reformed Christianity and the Westminster Standards.

Redeemer is a member of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, connecting the local congregation with a wider body for accountability, encouragement, and mission. Its purpose is to gather and build disciples in Decatur who know, love, and serve the Lord together. That life continues through community groups in homes and at church, women's Bible study, service to neighbors, and a fellowship meal after worship on the second Sunday of each month. Guests can expect a congregation that explains why it worships as it does: biblical preaching, corporate prayer, Communion and baptism understood as means of grace, and shared formation across generations. The published schedule also leaves a brief transition for fellowship between classes and worship.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Official homepage and Sunday schedule · Official congregation identity, mission, and ARP affiliation · Official worship theology, music, and sacraments · Official discipleship, groups, and fellowship meal

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Congregational fellowship meal: after worship on the second Sunday each month
• Community groups and women’s Bible study: check the current events page

Hours

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Location